A major traffic accident on January 5th in Camarillo injured one person, with an ongoing investigation led by local authorities who are seeking witness information.

The Long Beach Police made multiple arrests and seized four firearms during traffic stops on January 5-6, 2025, as part of efforts to reduce gun violence.

A cyclist was critically injured in Oxnard when hit by a vehicle at Channel Islands Blvd and Dallas Drive; the involved drivers fled. Police are investigating and seeking witness information.

A man from Whittier sentenced to 10+ years for illegal firearm dealing and organizing an armed robbery. He sold "ghost guns" and was involved in an Instagram-based operation.

Guerrilla Tacos in the Arts District has stated it will close on January 31, 2025, due to challenges, including the pandemic and a robbery. Sister venue Guerrilla Cafecito will also shut down.

Gov. Newsom mobilizes resources for a predicted severe windstorm and fire weather in Southern California, including prepositioning firefighting assets and personnel.

A woman was found dead in a San Marino home following a house fire; authorities, including arson investigators, are conducting an inquiry into the incident.

A plane crash-landed in Temple City, with both onboard surviving without injuries. The incident, near El Monte Airport, involved a Cessna that made a mayday call before the crash.

A woman was found shot inside a burning car in Compton, with a second victim also reported. Conditions are undisclosed, and the assailant remains at large.

A shooting occurred on Ocean Boulevard in Long Beach with no injuries reported. Police found evidence of gunfire and are investigating but have not released details about the suspect or shots fired.

A 22-year-old man was detained for a fatal shooting in a Temecula home. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is investigating the homicide with no further suspects sought.

A fire broke out at a Harvard Heights home in LA; LAFD responded quickly, extinguishing it in 26 minutes with no injuries and preventing spread to nearby buildings. An arson investigator was called to examine the cause.

The Long Beach Police Department arrested two individuals for illegal firearm possession following a traffic stop and a separate call about a suspicious person. Both arrests happened on January 2, 2025.